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Originally Posted by skarra
I'm looking for law and order - questioning potential criminals and witnesses is SOP. Many criminals who participated flew into the capital with their weapons checked in to their luggage. The FBI should interview everyone one of them.
There were bombs (that fortunately did not go off), people with zip ties, and well organized groups who targeted our government and wanted to murder members of our goverment. They all need to spend a good deal of time in jail - some maybe for the rest of their lives. These are not a collection of morons ... actually, they are morons but they are more than that. They are traitors, not to be confused with the rioters that we saw with the other protest groups of 2020.
My message is to play it safe for the next week. After the 20th it should be much safer.
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The rioters in these other groups were attacking and damaging federal buildings, state government buildings and city government buildings and occupied a police precinct building. They also targeted, if memory serves me correctly, the home of the mayor of St. Louis but she had fled earlier and went to a safe area. These actions are at least sedition if not treason.
What if a family with small children was on one of those planes, traveling to visit the grandparents, carrying "terrorists" to DC? You advocate dragging them in for interrogation just because they were on the same plane? I would bet a substantial amount of money that if you were brought in for questioning you would be screaming about your rights being violated. That is what the totalitarian communist government does in China. Chinese citizens are encouraged to report on their neighbors that may question the actions of the government. If they think you may be a subversive they haul you in and you are questioned quite severely. Should they decide to be safe than sorry they ship you off to a re-education camp. That is what you are advocating. The end justifies the means. But that can't happen here can it? However that is what you are advocating and find nothing wrong with it.